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Rediscover what happened when were combined with international designers. The results are simply gorgeous.

American Hardwood for Global Inspiration | American Hardwood Information Center American Hardwood for Global Inspiration by Hardwood Info | Jul 1, 2024 | Wendy Silverstein Last May, our sister organization, the American Hardwood Export Council, teamed up with the Red Dot Design Museum in Singapore to showcase the work of 10 young designers from Asia and Australia. Each was aske...

The "taboo" is long gone as are confidently used in outdoor applications. Learn more about the thermal modification process and how American hardwoods can elevate outdoor spaces here:

New Ideas, Natural Looks | American Hardwood Information Center New Ideas, Natural Looks American Hardwoods Present Endless Possibilities Homeowners looking to upgrade their home’s exterior with the luxurious appeal of hardwood are in luck. Because of new, environmentally friendly treatment methods, American Hardwoods are now offering stunning good looks and n...

From Landscape Architecture Magazine, learn how Rhode Island School of Design's immersive program gave students hands on experience with .

RISD Lab Equips Future Designers to Master the Basics The Sustainability Design Lab, a yearlong course offered across disciplines, uses raw-earth materials and low-tech tools as part of students’ experiential collaboration.

Be on the lookout for the pretenders! Consumers need to be aware of the difference between and those that try to steal their names.

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can take any office to the next level. These walnut cabinets are a natural and sustainable way to create a beautiful and biophilic space.

Photo Credit: Kountry Kraft Cabinetry
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For World Nature Conservation Day, read how fit into the future of sustainable design and architecture.

https://www.hardwoodinfo.com/expert-insights/from-the-pros/sustainability-natural-materials-and-the-future-of-american-hardwoods/

As we search for products that will enhance, rather than jeopardize, the health and well-being of our families and loved ones. Products made from have been the natural choice for healthy home and work environments for generations. Today is no different.

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No matter what the setting, the good looks and durability of hardwood floors can be maintained with minimal effort. It’s simply a matter of proper care and maintenance.

Learn more here: https://www.hardwoodinfo.com/consumer/keeping-hardwood-floors-looking-beautiful-easier-think/

Photo Credit: Mullican Flooring

The Cat’s Eye Chair, introduced in the 1940s, is identified by its oval back cutout. Both the armless and armchair versions are built from solid Northern Yellow Birch, with crowns and back legs shaped by steam bending.

Courtesy of Heywood-Wakefield Company
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From WBEZ Chicago, check out how real are showcased in the Obama Presidential Center in the form of Norman Teague's beautiful walnut benches.

Link: https://www.wbez.org/arts/2026/06/16/norman-teague-bench-obama-presidential-center

The unlikely standout at the Obama Presidential Center? This bench designed by Norman Teague The angular slabbed walnut benches offer precious moments of respite in the eight-story museum tower and were designed with elders in mind.